Appletown Bed and Breakfast in Kingsville, Ontario is an award winning experience and has been voted the number one Bed and Breakfast in town for five consecutive years. Come for a peaceful stay where guests say you are literally treated like a king or queen, complete with suites fit for royalty, and all rooms come with his and her robes, slippers, luxurious towels, free WIFI, a ceiling fan, toiletries, magnification mirror and much more, and they are beautifully decorated. Appletown Bed and Breakfast also has a courtyard and pool, where an unforgettable breakfast is served, before heading off to explore and take in some sites, and return later for relaxing with some TV or a book in the Thomson Great Room with fireplace, leave the stresses behind. READ MORE

The Cedar Island Yacht Club located in Kingsville, Ontario was established in 1927 for people who love the wind and water, preserve the land and tie lots of knots as they say. They have a learn to sail keel-boat program with a Canadian Yachting Association certified instructor who will teach you the fundamentals of boat handling, boating safety and basic sailing skills. The Cedar Island Yacht Club has a clubhouse, regularly hosts events, including racing and socials and welcomes visitors, although dockage is limited and on a first come first serve basis. Enjoy lunch at one of the picnic tables, or a barbecue on the deck of the club house, they also have showers, shore power, pump out and ice.READ MORE

The South Shore Scuba Club is located in Kingsville, Ontario and the members of the dive club promote safe diving at all times. Throughout the year, the club holds several fund-raising events, and membership dues include a monthly newsletter, a membership list of dive buddies galore, participation in monthly meetings and participation points earned for events attended and redeemable for raffle tickets at the Christmas party. The South Shore Scuba Club has wonderful dive sites in the area to explore and a great history going back to 1989 where a group of divers interested in promoting safe sport diving in the area, got together, the rest as they say is history.READ MORE

Kingsville Historical Park in Kingsville, Ontario is a military museum pertaining to the sacrifices of the men and women in the military, and provides information for future generations, including the contributions of early settlers and native Canadians. Home of the restored late 1800 rangelight and the Charlie Campbell Museum, here visitors can view the artifacts and information of the Essex County residents from 1861 to the present. The Kingsville Historical Park research Library contains numerous volumes of donated Research material available upon request, and the exhibits cover collections regarding the United Empire Loyalists and artifacts and information on the People of Essex County. READ MORE

Pleasant Valley Campground in Kingsville, Ontario is family owned with beautiful grounds and the perfect home away from home setting for a great camping adventure. Spread across 17 acres of beautiful rolling hills, Pleasant Valley Campground has an outdoor swimming pool and campground store, a dumping station and children's playground, there are trailers for rent, and they have a recreation room with pool table, air hockey, video games and projection TV. There's high speed WIFI internet, a laundry room, horseshoe pits, badminton, volleyball and basketball nets and they have picnic tables and fire pit at every site, everything is here for your tent, trailer or RV camping experience with lots available for a week, a month or the whole season.READ MORE

Prospect House located in historic Kingsville, Ontario is a beautiful 1925 Victorian home decorated with many antiques, and the house and garden has been renovated. The two upstairs bedrooms offer home comforts, welcoming refreshments, toiletries and bottled water. Wake to a Continental breakfast before heading out exploring, which can be enjoyed in the dining room or out on the deck overlooking the gardens with numerous trees and plants. Prospect House is the perfect base from which to explore Point Pelee National Park and other birding areas, the local wineries, Lake Erie, shops and restaurants and much more, a wonderful stay awaits.READ MORE

Colasanti's Tropical Gardens in Kingsville, Ontario are open 365 days a year for great fun and entertainment with indoor mini golf, a petting zoo, restaurant and candy shop, rides and amusement, retail plants and home decor, and an arcade room. They have great activities for all ages and welcome groups and schools, plus host regular themed events throughout the season with the restaurant boasting a wide variety of menus and catering options. The indoor miniature golf offers 18 holes in a beautiful botanical setting with koi fish, turtles, water fountains and more, come take the challenge, and the petting zoo has a 10ft alligator, Ring Tailed Lemurs, Coatimundi, Bunnies, Rabbits, Pygmy Goats, Fallow Deer, Llamas, Snakes, Reptiles and much more. Colasanti's Tropical Gardens has indoor rides for all ages from bumper cars to coaster rides and more, and the restaurant served freshly cooked meals daily, specializing in broasted chicken, pizza, pure apple cider and hot homemade donuts, plus the candy shoppe has exquisite sweet treats, specialty foods and candy items. Colasanti’s Retail Plants and Home Decor and Collectables Shoppe has home grown and exotic plants, artificial plants, metal wall art, vases mirrors, garden decor and much more, come for a wonderful visit.READ MORE

The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation in Kingsville, Ontario was established in 1931 to continue the good work of Jack Miner who pioneered the banding of migrating waterfowl and founded the migratory waterfowl refuge system. This charitable organisation operates soley on grants and with a long history going back to when Jack formed one of the first Game Protective associations in 1900. In 1904 Jack Miner who founded the Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary for the conservation of migrating Canada geese and wild ducks, was dubbed the Father of Conservation. To this day Jacks work is honoured by the board of directors and he was inducted into the Legends of the Outdoors Hall of Fame for his pioneering work. His house is open to the public and there's a viewing platform and gazebo, and a 5km trail system in the south side of the property in the Jack Miner woods.READ MORE

The Woodbridge House in Kingsville, Ontario offers a historical stay in this beautiful home that has been welcoming guests for more than a century with elegant, comfortable accommodations for short or long term stays. Spacious en-suite guest rooms come with exquisite decor, antique furnishings, artworks, chandeliers and more, for a charming delight of yesteryear, and the whole house may be rented for groups. The Woodbridge House also features fine art exhibits with works available for purchase, and the house was built all the way back in 1881 with views overlooking Lake Erie, conveniently close to cycling and hiking trails, wineries, excellent restaurants, museums, birding spots, cultural sites and so much more, come for a memorable stay.READ MORE

Annabelle's Tea Room in Kingsville, Ontario transports you back to a gracious era of dining in beautiful surrounds with attention to detail. Located in an 1859 historic home along the northshore of Lake Erie, this beautiful tea room has been named the best place for tea in Ontario, and menu delights include local produce inspired by the season with choices of themed baguettes, sandwiches, burgers, platters, salads and much more, and tea service choices of delectable delights from the anytime traditional to the Queen's tea service and wee sweet tea for the children. Annabelle's Tea Room also houses a beautiful tea shop boasting over 100 different loose leaf teas in small quantities, and they carry a selection of tea filters, strainers, tea pots and other tea related items, as well as gifts and cards, a must visit.READ MORE